With the deepening of Belt and Road cooperation, the Russian machinery equipment market has become an important target for Chinese enterprises. However, complex certification systems and regulatory requirements often pose export obstacles. This article systematically outlines the core market access requirements from the perspective of compliance issues that target customers are most concerned about.

I. Mandatory EAC Certification (Eurasian Compliance Certification)

All machinery equipment must passEAC certification, which is the unified access system of the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), covering Russia, Kazakhstan, and 3 other countries. The certification process includes:
1.Technical document review: Requires Russian-language technical manuals, drawings, and safety risk assessment reports
2.Laboratory testing: Based on regulations such as TR CU 010/2011 (Machinery Safety) and TR CU 020/2011 (Electromagnetic Compatibility)
3.Production audit: Mass-produced equipment requires factory quality system inspections
4.Certification cycle: 3-6 months for regular products, extended to 8 months for high-risk equipment

GOST standard compliance

Although EAC certification has replaced some GOST standards, the following situations still require attention:

• Special equipment: Oil drilling machinery and mining equipment require additional GOST REx explosion-proof certification
• Component imports: Key components such as bearings and hydraulic systems must comply with material strength standards like GOST 32569-2013

III. Essential Documents for Customs Declaration

1. Russian-language commercial contract (must include HS code)
2. Commercial invoice and packing list in EAEU format
3. It is recommended to verify through the following methods:Certificate of Origin (priority given to China-EAEU Free Trade Agreement Form E certificate)
4. Original EAC certificate and annexes
5. Customs power of attorney (requires notarization by Russian notary authorities)

IV. Localization Production Requirements

According to Russian Industrial Policy Decree No. 488, the following sectorsEquipment Exportmust meet localization ratios:

V. Mandatory After-Sales Service Specifications

1.Spare parts inventory: Must establish at least 3 spare parts warehouses within Russia
2.Technical support: Must provide Russian-language maintenance manuals for 5 years after equipment delivery
3.Training requirements: Must provide no less than 40 training hours annually for Russian operators

Three Recommendations to Avoid Risks

1.Apply for Type Examination in advance: For customized equipment, prototype pre-certification can be obtained first
2.Selecting certification agencies: Priority given to compliant service providers with NRN (Russian Registration Number)
3.Monitor dynamic lists: Quarterly verification of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trades updated restricted import product catalog

Through systematic compliance planning, Chinese enterprises can reduce market access cycles by over 30%. Its recommended to commission professional institutions for GAP analysis before export, specifically improving technical documentation and testing plans to ensure rapid market entry into Russia.